30 days unemployed - great time to build big features for your project!

I have been contracting for 2 years while bootstrapping Webhook Relay. A month ago my client (company that I was building end-to-end ML/AI backend) was closed down by the parent company due to covid & lack of funds. So, as a contractor I had a ~4 hour notice and my services have ended :) On the bright side - I could focus all my time on building some new core webhookrelay functionality. I ended up:

Writing a new data-plane that is now a lot faster, based on https://github.com/hashicorp/go-memdb to build an in-memory routing table based on virtual hosts and paths. Multiple indexes really helped because the same routing config can be looked up by both virtual host or path with UUID.
Ensuring that the service can be upgraded even while there's a load test going on (Kubernetetes rolling update, lots of Golang's sync.WaitGroups to ensure clean shutdown and strict shutdown order to tie everything together)
Writing docs
Updating CLI
Updating UI
Had to rework UI as well as input/output settings were really congested. Lots of people found previous UI with icons confusing :| Now I try to document as much in the dashboard itself as possible.

I don't think I would have been able to do this while doing consulting full-time. Initially I thought it might take just a few days but.. :)

New feature release:
https://webhookrelay.com/blog/2020/05/31/domain-based-webhook-endpoints/